Give today to bring the USNWSAP to life and drive lasting change in drowning prevention.

Deliver Community-Specific Water Competency Training

Make Water Safety Resources Accessible to All Ages, Cultures, and Abilities

Develop an Annual National Water Safety Awareness Campaign

Collaborate with HBCUs, HSIs, and TCUs to Advance Water Safety

Hire and Train Diverse Aquatic Staff to Meet Community Needs

Create a Culturally Diverse Online Portal for Water Safety Information

Promote Diversity in Swimming and Aquatic Imagery in Media

Feature Diverse Representation in Aquatic Activity Imagery

Integrate DEI Training within Aquatics and Water Safety Organizations and their Personnel

Enforce ADA Compliance in Public Aquatic Facilities

Offer Affordable Water Safety Education and Swim Lessons for High-Risk Drowning Populations

Build or Revitalize Pools to Serve High-Risk Drowning Populations

Establish National Operational Definitions and Objective Water Competency Standards

Integrate Life Jacket Education into K-12 Water Safety Programming

Conduct Life Jacket Awareness Campaigns Targeting High-Risk Groups

Increase Access to Lifesaving Equipment and Instructions at Key Water Sites

Increase Access to Life Jacket Loaner Stations

Develop Risk Assessment Process to Identify Impact of Life Jacket Wear on Drowning Rates

Develop National Recommendations for Life Jacket Use During Open Water Recreation Activities

Require States Adopt Federal Life Jacket Age Requirements for Vessels Under 26 Feet